CANCUN, MEXICO: If you could replace your car keys, website login data, credit cards and bus passes with a chip embedded under your skin, would you? This is a question addressed this week at the ...

But what separates the latest innovation coming out of MIT is that the electronic skin doesn't need any dedicated sensor or chip array, nor does it need a Bluetooth module to communicate with a ...

The researchers see their results as a first step toward chip-free wireless sensors, and they envision that the current e-skin device could be paired with other selective membranes to monitor othe ...

With this purpose in mind, they have developed a chip that can collect data from multiple ... was creating a device that integrates seamlessly with the skin. That’s why the team turned to ...

The European Union is reportedly implanting RFID chips into high-denomination bank ... a grain of rice and are inserted under a person's skin. The company says it received orders for nearly ...

The co-culture parameters incorporated on a chip by the researchers allowed the formation of an organized, innervated keratinocyte layer to develop the skin-on-a-chip instrument. The scientists ...